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As one can see, the inside of the
Overflow Tank is old and rusty. But we
have a new Myers pump in it (Pump #3) and the tank holds water. So even though it’s not in great shape, it
still serves its purpose. |
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This valve is not connected to any
piping, so ignore it. |
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This valve is frozen open and will not
work, but it is part of Pump #3’s outlet piping. |
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Float switches to control Pump #3 |
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Pump #3 cannot be seen |


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Look carefully and you can see the
overflow pipe entering the tank from the Wetwell |

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Here’s a close-up of the float
switches that control Pump #3: |
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ALARM float switch
Not Used* ON float switch OFF float switch |

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Note that the Overflow
Tank should be essentially empty at all times. But every couple of weeks it should be
opened up and checked. |
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* This
float switch was part of the old system when we used two pumps in this tank. |